Extended Wheel Studs Installed - Which Brands Work

I’ve had this brand on my 2nd gen for a few years no issues.

 

Can you please share how was the install? Did you use them for both front and rear? any cutting?
Also, I see you have a 2nd GEN, and was wondering if it fits 3rd GEN as well.
Thanks in advance.

 

can you please share the link for buying it? did you use them for both front and rear?

 

There's a link a few posts earlier in this thread.

 

Yes front and rear. They are 17mm longer than stock, oem wheels and lugs can still fit over them.

https://www.rhdjapan.com/kyo-ei-long-hub-bolt-57mm-m12-p1-5-14-2mm-spline-toyota.html

 

Where did you get those?

 

Actually it is different than the other ebay posting. These are "1320" branded.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/3942113002...KERp9ugWzLYkngMVbZ5i7C7ec=|tkp:Bk9SR4aO14CyZA

 

Nice! Thanks for sharing. Glad to confirm EVO studs will fit, I was actually looking at ARP EVO VIII studs but was not 100% sure they would fit

 

Bent the dust shield for the front and drilled the back plate on the rear and plugged with rubber grommet plug.

 

Yes mine is a 2nd gen but 3rd gen should be exactly the same, check out this step by step video guide : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Dv7_WOa-fs

 

Have pics of where you drilled the rear back plate? Installing mines this weekend and kinda wanting to have an idea

 

You don't have to drill holes in the plate, check the video I posted above your reply, you can get them in the hole by removing the drum brake tension springs and bracket holding the pads, you could probably do it without removing those if you wiggle them in-between the springs.

 

Oh nice! Will check it out for sure

Thanks

 

Instructions for Front Installation:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GjUo_EcbYrg

Rear installation:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TVc-rhuegeg

 

these are the grommets I got.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/3343685313...rLx9q4SRcG&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

 

Thanks man!

I looked at all the videos around the thread but might need to go this route. Doesn’t seem like the studs will fit in the space available inside the drum area

 

I took the shoes completely out and tried coming in thru the hole where the piston sits.. no dice.

 

Front ones are in

 

Wish I would have since this video a few weeks ago since I took a wrong turn....twice.
First I ordered 60mm studs that are too long.
Then shortened them by 15mm, which is too much.
Ended up with a 45mm studs, which is better then OEM, but I think it is still too short.
I'm debating on whether to buy new 55mm studs or use what I have.

 

50mm is the optimum length unless you're running some ultra fat spacers.